It’s a bull market, alright… and our playbook has helped us to take full advantage. XBI, an ETF that tracks biotech, is up 8% in five sessions. The gold ETF, GLD, is up 3.5% in the same timeframe, while Bitcoin is up more than 13% in five days. The Dow Jones Industrials have come up
This weekend’s assassination attempt on the former president, and distinctly downbeat vibes throughout the economy, make it worthwhile to consider… a gigantic bummer. Possibly. If you were contemplating a dystopian United States - a dystopian world, really - what would you invest in? Maybe one of th
You know, I don’t care if you’re fundamentally bullish about this market or bearish, you have to just take a step back in shock and awe and try and get a grip on the magnificent sell-side activity we got yesterday. And on a day when we saw relatively soft inflation data - pure catnip for
Markets go up and down every day. Sometimes that’s not really significant - just the ebb and flow of capital. On other days, though, there’s a real shift in key sectors. That’s what we got today. The tech-heavy NASDAQ had sunk more than 1.7% by 3:30 PM, whereas the broader S P 500 had dropped just
The bulls just cannot be beaten right now. It’s another day, another set of all-time highs. As I write this, I’m watching the market hit - bullseye! - the upper edge of its 56.33 expected move. And here’s the thing - tomorrow, we’ll get important CPI inflation data. Even better, we’ll be moving deep
Traders following along with us were able to bank some significant swing-trading profits on TSLA - around 26% in a week. To do that in a timeframe where the broader market has tacked on around 3% is no mean feat. That said, what’s coming around the corner - in an entirely different sector - could
The S P 500 is hitting all-time highs on a regular, almost serial basis these days. When the market lets the good times roll, they roll indeed. It seems as though session after session is going swimmingly for equities. But for all swimmers, it’s what lies beneath they should worry about… In this cas
Holiday markets are usually very sleepy; low volumes and tame price action. Not this one. The holiday trade hanging over from yesterday’s break is packing quite a punch. After an extremely sleepy start this morning, the S P 500 ended the day red-hot, up 0.54% - I’ll show you what that really looks l
The S P 500 and NASDAQ both hit record highs today - in a shortened, not-very-exciting trading session. But we’re also seeing numerous signs that the U.S. economy is starting to slow down. I think, if you look in the right places, we’re seeing really ominous signs of that dreaded beast, stagflation.
